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N.B.: This hack used to use after-make-frame-functions, but window-configuration-change-hook works more smoothly, as it now handles the case of switching between existing emacsclient frames as well as making new ones.

(add-hook 'window-configuration-change-hook #'wg/kludge-gpg-agent) ( progn (setenv 'GPG_TTY' (terminal-name)) 'Setting GPG_TTY to get appropriate pinentry for each terminal or GUI frame.'

So I made this small function to manipulate DISPLAY and GPG_TTY when the user changes emacsclients. If you use emacs -daemon with a mix of GUI and console terminal, GPG_TTY was probably inherited from emacs -daemon’s shell and will be totally irrelevant and wrong on the other hand, if you open even one GUI emacsclient frame at any time, gpg-agent/pinentry will attempt to use that frame’s setting of DISPLAY.

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Gpg-agent adheres to DISPLAY if set, and GPG_TTY if otherwise, to decide where and how to perform pinentry. Add the following line to ~/.gnupg/nf: pinentry-program /usr/bin/pinentry-curses Kludging GPG_TTY to get appropriate pinentry for each terminal or GUI frame There’s another, more straightforward solution, which should yield the desired result with both gpg1 and gpg2, and doesn’t require you to disable the GPG agent.

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Note also there’s a bug in pinentry in GnuPG2, if you run Arch Linux you could install gnupg1 and do (when (file-executable-p '/usr/bin/gpg1') (setq epg-gpg-program '/usr/bin/gpg1')) to make it use gpg1 on your Arch boxen. (setenv 'GPG_AGENT_INFO' agent)))) (advice-add 'epg-start :around #'epg-gpg-agent)) (setenv 'GPG_AGENT_INFO' nil) give us a usable text password prompt 'Don't allow epg-start to use gpg-agent in plain text terminals.' If you use emacsclient and sometimes over plaintext ssh, sometimes in X, this will alter the behaviour on-the-fly: ( defun epg-gpg-agent (orig-fun &rest args) ( let ((agent (getenv 'GPG_AGENT_INFO'))) ( defadvice epg-start (around advice-epg-disable-agent activate) I used to use this to temporarily unset the GPG_AGENT_INFO environment variable if running in terminal: Do not use gpg agent when runing in terminal Uninstalling seahorse doesn’t work for me (gentoo) - even though GPG_AGENT_INFO is unset I still get the graphical password prompt *scowl* IMHO The best solution seem to use the 1.4.9 version.

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On the Gnupg homepage: GnuPG comes in two flavours: 1.4.9 is the well known and portable standalone version, whereas 2.0.11 is the enhanced and somewhat harder to build version. Yes but when you use the command line the pinentry widget will popup. How to let it ask the password in minibuffer? In X, Emacs 23 seems to pop up a graphical window to ask you the keyphrase. ) How to use a non-graphical password prompt for gpg Caveat user, if you start using the library directly. As the docs says “The EasyPG Library dares to disable passphrase caching”, that is intended behavior. Auto-encryption (epa-file.el) is a part of the latter. Note that easy-pg consists of two different kind of modules, one is a library (epg.el) and the others are applications (epa-*.el).

To prevent EPG from prompting for a key every time you save a file, put the following at the top of your file: -*- epa-file-encrypt-to: ( -*-ĮPA will prompt for the key only the first time you save the file, assuming you have the email address you specified in your keyring.Īlternatively, set `epa-file-select-keys' to something other than ‘t’ or ‘nil’. Now visit anything.gpg and it will encrypt it when you save the buffer. Setup for transparent, automatic encryption and decryption: ( require ' epa-file)

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You can find the manual here: (or from Emacs, with ‘C-h i m EasyPG Assistant RET’).

It has two aspects: convenient tools which allow to use GnuPG from Emacs (EasyPG Assistant), and a fully functional interface library to GnuPG (EasyPG Library). EasyPG is an all-in-one GnuPG interface for Emacs.

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